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Short on time due to misinformation from rover to my sitter now what?

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I arranged for my dogs to be house sat with a sitter. We agreed and exchanged information about my kids. When we agree upon a meeting we realized he lived over an hour a week away and couldn't possibly do it. I'm short on time now and in a panic. What should I do?

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I would suggest contacting http://Rover.com directly to see if they can provide a Rover match for you in your local area, rather than spend time researching/reviewing sitter profiles and checking their calendar availability. Rover reps will have an easier time navigating potential sitters for you, even go so far as contacting the sitter on your behalf. They can point you in the right direction :)

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